http://www.i-programmer.info/news/150-training-a-education/3361-stanfords-free-computer-science-courses.html

http://pubsub.codeplex.com/

 http://compositewpf.codeplex.com

Here is a useful StackOverflow article on Rx

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1596158/good-introduction-to-the-net-reactive-framework

Here are some sample fitnesse tests and fixtures.

!define COMMAND_PATTERN {%m -r fitnesse.fitServer.FitServer,dotnet2fit.dll %p}
!define TEST_RUNNER {dotnet2Runner.exe}
!path C:developfitnessedotnet2fittestfittestbinReleasefittest.dll

!|Import|
|fittest|

!|fittest.OurFirstTest|
|string1|string2|Concatenate?|
|Hello|World|HelloWorld|

!|fittest.SecondTest|
|a|b|Output?|
|One|Two|a = One;b = Two;|

!|ActionFixture|
|start|ActionFixtureTest|
|enter|firstPart|Hello|
|enter|secondPart|World|
|press|join|
|check|together|Hello, World|

namespace fittest
{
public class OurFirstTest : fit.ColumnFixture
{
public string string1;
public string string2;
public string Concatenate()
{
return string1 + string2;
}
}

public class SecondTest : fit.ColumnFixture
{
public string a;
public string b;
public string c;

public string Output()
{
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();

if (a != null) sb.AppendFormat(“a = {0};”, a);
if (b != null) sb.AppendFormat(“b = {0};”, b);
if (c != null) sb.AppendFormat(“c = {0};”, c);
return sb.ToString();
}
}

public class ActionFixtureTest : fit.Fixture
{
public string FirstPart;
public string SecondPart;
public string Together;
public void Join()
{
Together = string.Format(“{0}, {1}”, FirstPart, SecondPart);
}

}
}

vim is a very powerful editor once you can remember a few command combinations.

The basic search is invoked with / (or ? if you want to go backwards).

Of late I have been using the character find command f (especially in visual mode, vf[char] is extremely useful as would yf[char].

For the uninitiated these select until the next character (or with y copy [yank] into the default buffer).

Yesterday I found in the help files the * and # commands.

* is search forward for the word under the current cursor (# is the backwards version).

Another useful option is t which searches for a character but stops one character before. So yt) will copy upto the next closing bracket or y2t) will copy til the second following bracket!

This is also useful for extracting the contents of a parameter list:

vb%bd

Enter visual mode, back one word go to matching brace, back one word then delete (and copy into default buffer).

This is a lightweight refactoring in itself.

vs vim has had a recent update here.

This fixes a number of issues such as providing edit history on search and correctly handling multiline puts.

It still is missing ex functions plus the editing of prior search commands is not quite there yet.